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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 25, 1834

Page

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Motions in House of Commons April 24 to May 1834

A summary of motions and notices set for April 24 through May with MPs Wallace Gillon Verner Tooke Butler Roebuck Colquhoun and others. Topics include post office correspondence with France Irish governance church tithes education and parochial schooling. Several motions await committee reports or are deferred to June 3.

House OF ComMoNs Wallace Greenock England Ireland Scotland Gillon Sinclair Supreme Court Verner Tuam Tooke Butler

Irish Regiments Sail for Liverpool Amid Dublin Riots

Two infantry regiments and a cavalry unit stationed near Dublin are ordered to sail to Liverpool, linked to the Oldham riot. Editorial notes acknowledge government precautions, defend the Irish Coercion Bill, and praise Lord Wellesley’s vice-royal governance for stabilizing Ireland and reducing agitation.

Dublin Liverpool Oldham Ireland England Marquis Wellesley Fife Grealer Trades’ Unions Corn Exchange Lord Wellesley Metropolis

Royal Visit Lights Up Drury Lane The King and Queen Attend The King Receives Warm Welcome

The King and Queen accompanied by Chamberlains and attending nobles visited Drury Lane to see The King and Queen in The School for Scandal and Simpson and Co. The Royal party arrived about seven and stayed until midnight amid cheers and singing. The audience and cast received high praise for performances and the monarch’s gracious reception. The Times notes the royal procession, box interior, and the general festive atmosphere. Privy Council session addressed London University charter while Monopolies critique and legal reform comments appear.

Royal Box School For Scandal Simpson and Co Britannia Braham Shirreff Miss Betts Farren Glover Eden Tree Turin Drury Lane Theatre Royal Horse Guards Order of the Garter Prince George of Cambridge Royal Earl of Albemarle Earl of Belfast Countess of Brownlow Lords of His Majesty’s Most Honourable Privy Council London University Council Canterbury York London King’s Bench Common Pleas Exchequer Earl of Eldon Earl Grey Greville William Bathurst Court of Common Pleas England Burleigh Raleigh M. Goaperine Rhone France Legion of Honour Aymard Lyons Monsieur M.chegaray Procureue du Roi

Paris News Briefs Highlight Political Upheaval And Trials

From Paris and elsewhere reports detail Espeleta's orders destroying Carnicer’s band, failed Arragon actions, royal returns from Rome, and finance moves lowering wool duties and expanding budget borrowings. Arrests, trials, suspensions, and disarmings unfold across France, Belgium, and Spain amid public unrest and ministerial resignations.

Messager Paris Espeleta Saragossa Arragon Naples Sth Capua Salermo Rome M. Calmon Gatignani Constitutionnel Tribune Echo Francais Gazette de France Patriote de la Cote d'Or Dijon Peuple Souverain Marseilles Patriote du Puy de Dome Clermont Courrier de la Sarthe Mans Progres Avignon Patriote de Syone Et Luire Chalons Liberal du Nord Douay Echo du Nord Lille Propagateur du Pas de Calais Arras Rhune M. Miran Patriote Franc Comtois Crepu Dauphinois M. Guyot M. Berard Cancuns Drapeau Tricolore of Antwerp Tribunal de Premiére Instance Belgium Brussels Procureur du Roi Lyons National Guards Dullies Cullins St. Foix Kbone Madrid M. Burgos M. de Tarreno MM. Esterain Munich Berne Zurich Chamber of Deputies F.—C National Loan Rente de Naples Rente d’Espagne Ditto Royal Spanish Loan Rente Perpetuela d'Espagne Jelgian Loan Haytian Loso Exchange London Cours Authentique

Royal warrant ends exclusive rights of sergeants at law

In Westminster Hall a royal warrant directs the Court of Common Pleas to allow all counsel learned in the law to practise during Term, ending the monopoly of the Sergeants at Law. Existing sergeants retain rank and privileges only for cases already held, not for future appointees.

Ehacrick Issi William LV., &c. &c Westminster Hall Com Mon Pleas Court of Common Leas N.C. Tindal Court of Common Pleas Royel Westminster Ile Miajesty Court of Common Lendtus

Bath Races and Thosands Guineas betting notes

The Bath meetings saw wins by Muley s owner Mr Ley in Lansdowne stakes and Nike by Bayly in the Ladies Cup. Alt Martyn's Contriver claimed the Bath Handicap and Swing won Doddington Park Stakes. In the York Stakes Jack Far beat two rivals, while Tattersall’s yesterday generated keen Derby betting with Viator Glencoe Bentley among contenders and closing prices showing varied odds.

Bath Mr. Ley Muley Mr. Bayly Nike Alt. Martyn Colonel Ubarrities Swing Mr. Powell IMO Tholsand Guinens Svaris Rosanne Shelalah Hate Bentlay Glencoe Delirium the Gans Famine SP. Leghr Lord Slige - Sran Cotillon Louisa Agat Rosalie

Markets Report From Tins Day Trade and Smithfield Prices

Wheat arrivals improved with Monday prices fully supported and spring corn in short supply amid brisk demand. Beef and mutton prices ranged with beef 3s 10d to 4s per stone and prime downs mutton 4s 1od to 4s 0d, calves 4s 6d to 5s per stone, porkers 5s to 4d. Lambs 5s to 6s 4d. cattle numbers listed with beasts 541 sheep 7,130 pigs 310 and calves noted. Coal exchange reports extensive arrivals and steady prices with Wallsend at 21s to 21s 6d and other coal sorts 4s to 20s.

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Stormy Ship News and Paris Uprising Reflections

Lloyds ship summary notes arrivals and sailings including Charles Kerr Bombay Theodosia Mauritius Nuancy New York and more with wind NE and light breezes. A collision of London London trade reports, a fatal colliery explosion near Wednesbury, and Paris disturbances with court seizures and reflections on gin fuelled insanity from Hanwell asylum.

Lloyds Charles Kerr Brodie Bombay Theodosia Mauritius Nuancy Rogers New York Grace Antigua Princess Victoria Demerara Advance Balls Trieste Portsmouin London Plymouth Fly Soper Lisbon Farmovin Apri Kerzia Law Cadiz Racehorse South America Buistol Weasley Wilkin Onega Carnie Avian Biene Rubarth Stralsund Liverroor Hunt Arnic Miller Memel Agerpers Jeng Duan Coney Copenhagen Newfoundland Elizabeth Falmouth Hingdove Newcastle Oporto Larmouth Mononegahela Philadelphia North Channel Liverpool Hobb's Hole Wednesbury Thomas Lowe Henry Smith Wolverhampton Paris Court of Peers Council Chamber Procureur General Tribune Echo Procureur Diddlesex Lunatic Asylum Hanwell

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